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SCION: Scalability, Control, and Isolation On Next-Generation Networks slides

In the afternoon, Prof. Adrian Perrig had a talk with the members of our lab.

Title: SCION: Scalability, Control, and Isolation On Next-Generation Networks
Time: August 6, 2012 10:00 AM-11:00AM
Place: 5407 Software Building
BY Prof. Adrian Perrig

Agenda

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• Algorithm profiling slide
• Catching perceptible performance bugs in the field slide
• Evaluate Workshop Series & Evaluate Collaboratory slide

We have a nice discussion with Mingyuan and Qian Lin last Monday (May 28). Thanks a lot!

Krause Rolf(Home Page) visited our lab, delivering a speech about the software in Computational Science this noon(4/20/2012).

Walter Binder(Homepage) with two Doctor candidate Danilo Ansaloni and Lukáš Marek(Homepage) visit our lab, delivering a speech this afternoon(2012/4/18).

The speech began with a welcome and introdution by ZhengYudi.Then Danilo made a presentation about their Dynamic progame Analysis Tool called DiSL, which consists of its overview, ideas, design, implements and evaluation. Moreover, Lukas shows how to design a simple project and how to run it on eclipse. After a short disscssion, the speech ends successfully.

Frans Kaashoek(homepage) and Nickolai Zeldovich(homepage) will come to Shanghai Jiao Tong University this Friday(2012/3/30).

They will deliver a speech in the lecture hall of software building, 10 a.m. The speech is named Scaling addressing spaces & improving integer security in Linux. Here is their introduction of this speech:

“We will describe two recents results that we implemented in the Linux operation system. First, we describe a new design for a virtual memory system, inspired by RCU, that allows address space operations to scale well to many cores. Our changes improve the scalability of a multi-core MapReduce library on an 80-core machine from 22x to 75x. Second, we describe a tool, KINT, for finding integer errors that can lead to security exploits. KINT helped us find and fix nearly 100 such bugs in the Linux Kernel.”

Add a Photo in 2012/3/30